![If you're out-and-about, why not install a couple of tail lights at the dealership. One of the illustrator's liberties taken to feature a non-descript car model. Its a "FordOldsmoBuick." Atlas [1952]](https://preview.redd.it/n3od3s0rucwg1.jpeg?auto=webp&s=9d23976b099e8d99f7777d3f948aa36a8c22e348)
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If you're out-and-about, why not install a couple of tail lights at the dealership. One of the illustrator's liberties taken to feature a non-descript car model. Its a "FordOldsmoBuick." Atlas [1952]
u/Trivial_Web69 — 13 hours ago
![If you're out-and-about, why not install a couple of tail lights at the dealership. One of the illustrator's liberties taken to feature a non-descript car model. Its a "FordOldsmoBuick." Atlas [1952]](https://preview.redd.it/n3od3s0rucwg1.jpeg?auto=webp&s=9d23976b099e8d99f7777d3f948aa36a8c22e348)
A gang leader, full of himself, enlists 20-something teenagers to do his burglary capers while he sits in his 1957 Thunderbird. Sometimes hilarious Roger Corman film with low production values and gullible injuries to characters. I explain the mis-titled film at FORGOTTEN CINEMA.
Overlong Cold War espionage film about a former WW2 marksman bamboozled unwittingly into the assassination of a counter-intelligence spy. Stylish late Sixties wide-screen cinematography. Sinatra runs a bit, but at no time, thankfully, is he naked. This modern B-movie is profiled at FORGOTTEN CINEMA.